The Silent Hack YouTubers Use To Hook You

Learn how Mrwhosetheboss & Marquess Brownlee went from shy every day guys to confident YouTube superstars using powerful silent retention hacks that hook their viewers.

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[Mrwhosetheboss]

Wow, this was shockingly good! Loving that timeline on the side 😂

[MalayalamMunches]

Arun also tries to squeeze in a Rick Roll in most of his videos 😂

[logistaur]

You managed to keep my retention 100% till the video ended
I think you're doing a great job yourself

[Beppojoe]

This is probably the most informative YouTube channel channel I’ve ever seen. most youtubers just repeat the same thing over and over again. Keep it up!!!

[yajurraghavan]

In short, they stopped talking to the camera, and started talking to us. People like being talked to. Watching a documentary isnt the same as being talked to.
THAT is what they mastered. They got a lot more confidence, and friendly to us, to the point where it feels like they're just chatting with us.

[OursForTheMaking]

This is your best video yet by a country mile. And they've been great for quite a while already. I love the subtle irony of you pointing out that all these other creators are carving a unique path and are master communicators, while you are quietly becoming a master yourself! Great stuff!

[TheVideoNerd]

This is a REALLY good video man. The retention techniques you implemented here are very educational.

[laner.]

I sat down two days ago and recorded my first YT video (for a different channel, not this account), and was absolutely energized about it and never once did I feel awkward. I dreaded it and put it off for two weeks, but once I hit record and stumbled through the first couple of points, repeating them in different tones and phrases, I found a FUN rhythm and it became a game and I ENJOYED the filming process! There was no fear. There was no anxiety or timidity. I was just myself and I was having a blast. I started edits this morning and I'm amazed how much I like watching those different takes. Sometimes there's a clear winner, and sometimes I ended up taking half of one cut and half of another because I liked them both so much. So yeah, don't stress about action, just be the action, and you may surprise yourself.

I also gesticulate so much IRL and was worried about this being a problem on camera so I forced myself to use my hands less. I'll ignore that concern next video and just communicate as verbally and gesturally as I damn well please, thank you! Most of my videos moving forward will be much more voiceover, but sometimes I'll be on screen and I'll just be 100% me.

[honestreviews]

I love these two YouTube stars and I watch them almost every day, but the fact that they have a huge retention to keep viewers watching them is staggering! Great video btw to see how two of my favourite YouTubers plus YouTubers like Lew on Unbox Therapy and Dave2D get where they are today is surprisingly entertaining and informative.

[ChubbierSnail]

Physically laughed out loud during the scene where you mouthed “I am 😉”. The techniques you cover related to other creators are highly informative, but I need to start studying YOUR methods.

[Kempire]

This was such a brilliant video! The amount of value provided in less than 8 minutes could change a creator for a lifetime!

[upscaleadsagency]

Never heard of these guys but it's immediately clear why they're successful. You broke it down so well and I love the retention hack of having those three timer icons on the right of your pieces to camera. Super clever as always.

[carkeynosgr]

One more thing about Arun, his voice is so freaking clear and positive that makes every word he speaks understandable...

[SpawnPoiint]

I love the subtle nod to Arun's onscreen timers/upcoming segment icons. Great video.

[UnliAhon]

Finally! Someone created a breakdown on Mrwhosetheboss video style. Top content as always Ed! Thank you for sharing this. 💯

[Blindmen]

the shake at 5:55 is sooo sooo good. I love it when I see editors using the video to embed the graphics even more.

[ugremlin]

I just discovered you a couple of days ago and subbed from the second video I saw and really enjoying your content. I love how as you describe each point that you immediately implement it at that moment to emphasise the importance of it, and you kept me engaged till the end. Well done

[BabyLionTurtle]

As someone who's watched both Marques and Arun for years, it's absolutely mindblowing how flawlessly you were about to demonstrate their various retention quirks throughout this video while *also* explaining said quirks. Literally sitting in awe still. That was an entire masterclass shortened to 7 minutes.

[zanik.]

Damn, not only did I learn something that I was completely unaware of but I also remember watching a 45 min MKBHD video and not being bored even once during it. Amazing how effective those retention techniques are.

[fantasthenics]

What I love about your videos is: It's ON from the 1st second (no intro, overview or rapport building talk - you do all this on-the-go), and it's entertaining as well. Just discovered, subscribed